131 The Big Dog Was Not the Culprit

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Jia Yu struggled violently to get out of bed, ignoring the pain from the IV tube and the tugging on the back of her hand. She grasped Xi Yong’s hand and pulled him close, afraid she might not hear his words clearly. Unconsciously, the schoolyard had already rung out the last delightful dismissal bell of the day.

Crying, she suddenly remembered she was about to leave. Between sobs, she walked around, gathering all the things the old lady had left her, clutching them like a miser and hiding each one carefully in her space.

Meanwhile, Fa Hai was at a loss, uncertain of what the White Skeleton Evil Monk had done or intended to do next. He couldn’t decide how to act.

Three minutes passed, then five, then seven—still no sign of Chu Ning’s return.

Chen Feng was instantly terrified, shrinking into Hong Jun’s embrace, trembling uncontrollably. Hong Jun was stationed in the Western Market—a vast area now desolate and ruined like a wasteland. He wanted to hand Chen Feng over to Yang Guifei, but given the precarious situation of the six armies, it was unsafe. He could only take her back to the Exorcism Division to figure out a solution.

The curly-haired youth immediately recounted the events of the previous night in detail, including the final conditions proposed by Long Qing.

“Brother, didn’t you also have the day off?” Lin Yuhan glared back at him, then without looking at Chu Ning, told her to wait in the car.

After the spotted fox killed the colorful spider, it raised its paw to sniff, then disdainfully rubbed its paw on a branch before slowly sauntering over to Lu Fan’s side, sitting down and tilting its head to stare at him.

Jia She had such an all-around talent by his side? Ying Chun was somewhat surprised. Although she had grown to see Jia She in a new light, he was still the same Jia She from Dream of the Red Chamber.

The White Bone Spirit bit into it, sensing the taste was off—a bitter grassy flavor, with no trace of celestial energy circulating. Her brows furrowed deeply, but she heard the two men laughing loudly.

“Send two officials from the local government to drive these bumpkins away—they’ve wasted half our day!” Wilson said angrily.

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Spring had arrived in the countryside, and all the way through summer, the children had little to do. Once summer came, there were plenty of fun things—either cutting grass in the fields or helping parents with farm chores.

“So, you’re saying that by following your master’s last wish and bringing back the Jade Wave Token, in the end all the benefits belong to me?” Lin Tian laughed. The distance was far and protected by a restriction, so there was finally some relief, no longer fearing to disturb the Dark Demon God.

With a roar from Fang Daxian, the butler Delu led four burly men into the living room, dragging their feet and looking listless.

“If they’re investing, that’s absolutely impossible. But if it’s the military investing, that might be worth considering!” Fang Li mused.

“Cooperation? What could you possibly offer the military to cooperate with? Wait, your uncle just said he mainly handles weapons and equipment. Do you have better weapons than the state?” Old Master Lin, a seasoned veteran, immediately caught the flaw in Lin Feng’s words.

Seeing Lin Xuan so confident yet somewhat willful, Tony signed the contract first, then planned to probe Lin Xuan’s true capabilities later, afraid of losing an opportunity to prove to his father that he was no weaker than ordinary men and was quite capable, with a keen eye for discovering chances.

Lin Tian cultivated while scheming, formulating plans step by step. Each move had a clear purpose.

Beigong’s hand flashed with a silver light that disappeared in an instant, already catching up to the pebble. Boom! Boom! Two towering ancient trees crashed down in the distance.

An Xin smiled faintly, lips curving softly. She gently kissed his cheek as the towel around her body slipped away completely.

“No, Your Highness said you are now under imperial punishment and cannot leave this room,” Xuanwu said coldly.

“I’m a bit curious about him,” she whispered after everyone left, secretly opening the cabinet that held the corpse bags.

Feeling angry, she shot a stern glance at Manager Chen beside her. Chen had repeatedly given her jewels and money under various pretexts, all politely refused. Yet today, he still came with this obstruction.

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“Yes, Father!” Chao Yifeng responded, then bowed respectfully to Shi Hui and Yu Xiulin before letting someone lead the horse away.

She and Yu You’an had tried their best but failed to fix the phone. It was unknown whether she secretly called someone during that time.

Wen Chu was stunned for a moment before quickly recovering. He wanted to warn the Empress about what lay ahead but, recalling her words, he disregarded everything and rushed straight into Maple Leaf Garden to find his master.

“Father, Mother, today we are tired from seeing you off. Since Ruo Xuan is preparing the banquet later, we will return to the palace to rest first,” Xia Lishang said calmly.

Miss Yang Si had a toothache from her big brother’s blunt habit of calling Princess Jingyang’s personal name in front of their sister. She held back a strange expression and didn’t argue, accepting his explanation.

“Since Your Highness has noticed, I am willing to accept all punishments,” Consort Fan whispered into his ear, her warm breath brushing past.

The transparent ghosts floated half a meter above the ground, weightless. Their eyes lacked pupils, but their long ears revealed they had been elves in life.

To treat the cold poison body, one must use the Green Shade Heart Pill in combination with a person naturally possessing fire attributes to suppress the cold poison.

His face remained expressionless as always but held a hint of expectation. Qin Xin looked at the divine child, hoping she could help find the Mask of Hope.

These flavors, originally unrelated, blended completely. Upon chewing, the tastes began to unravel, gently stimulating my taste buds layer by layer. This was beyond mere deliciousness—it was a true enjoyment.